New Brunswick: Budget speech, March 31, 1993.

And… by the end of the coming fiscal year, our intention is to work with the federal government to begin making payments worth $1,200 per child, to as many as 40,000 eligible

With today’s budget, we are building on that with a number of targeted measures to help make life more affordable for families.. First, we will continue to provide tax

Because our commitment to balance the budget is integral to our economic plan, we are also making a temporary, one percentage point increase in the general corporate income tax rate

Finally, as announced in the Throne Speech, we will develop a comprehensive, province‑wide Green Energy Strategy to harness the potential of British Columbia’s clean energy

Madam Speaker, I am pleased to announce that this budget responds by increasing health care funding by $194 million, a 10 percent increase over last year.. We are making the

Already, since the plan was released last June, the Minister of Health and Wellness has announced significant new investments: to expand flu immunization

The ordinary expenditures have continued and public services maintained art the levels approved by the Legislature for the fiscal year 1962-1963. It has been a

Our $14.4 million investment in economic and business programs will also support communities and other groups as they identify projects that can serve as a catalyst for new